Ohr Shalom Synagogue | Religious School
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Religious School

School Hours and Attendance

Students in kindergarten and first grade attend Sunday mornings from 9:30 am-12 noon. All other classes meet Sunday mornings from 9:30 am to 12 noon and Thursdays from 4:30 pm to 6:30 pm.

All students, with their families, are encouraged to attend family Shabbat and holiday services. Regular attendance at Religious School is encouraged so that we can build a strong, connected community and students can acquire skills with continuity.

School Calendar

2023-2024

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Parent Handbook

2023-2024

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Registration Form

2024-2025

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Madrichim Application

2024-2025

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Madrichim Parents Application

2024-2025

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2024-2025

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Please note that membership in the congregation is required for registration in the school.
We welcome the support of the Religious School families, and try to accommodate individual needs.

The following topics are studied in age appropriate instruction,
in addition to a differentiated course of study for each class:

Hebrew

The Hebrew curriculum emphasizes the love of the language of the Jewish people, primarily through prayer/siddur-based study. The goal is to help create life-long, literate Jews with the skills to feel at home in the synagogue and the motivation to provide for Jewish continuity.

Judaica

Each class has a specific curriculum which includes Torah study, tzedakah/gemilut hasadim, kashrut, ethics, and other aspects of Judaism. Our children are exposed to the beauty of their heritage, to value the State of Israel, and to develop a sense of personal and communal Jewish identity.The study and celebration of our holidays are included at all grade levels. Special emphasis is given to the history, meaning, rituals and prayers associated with the holy days.

Tefillah

Children in second grade and up participate in minyan each session. This allows students to connect with the prayer experience, as well as practice Hebrew texts and melodies.

Holidays

The study and celebration of our holidays are included at all grade levels. Special emphasis is given to the history, meaning, rituals and prayers associated with the holy days.

Staff


Maggy Dujowich, Principal
Natan, Teacher

Nadia Gumbayan, Teacher
New Shinshin, Shinshin

Kristin Lejarde, Teacher

Jennifer Meltzer, Teacher